The main Mario Tennis series, developed by Camelot, was launched in 2000 with its first installment on the Nintendo 64 (with a Game Boy Color counterpart releasing soon afterward), and spawned 
a number of subsequent games: Mario Power Tennis for the GameCube,
Mario Tennis: Power Tour for the Game Boy Advance, Mario Tennis Open for the Nintendo 3DS, Mario Tennis:
Ultra Smash for the Wii U, and Mario Tennis Aces for the Switch.
The series traces its origins to 1994 Game Boy game Donkey Kong, which begins with the pretense of being a reissue 
of the arcade original but adds 96 completely different 
levels and gives Mario an expanded moveset.
Though the Virtual Boy Mario's Tennis simply focused 
on tennis fundamentals, Camelot's Mario Tennis series 
adds gameplay elements not present in traditional tennis, such as 
power-up items, power shots, and external obstacles interfering with the game.
In the 2010s, the game ended up spawning a full-fledged 
series, with several follow-ups.

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